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January2017 February2017 Thu 02 Feb STEPHEN K AMOS: WORLD FAMOUS Fri 10 Feb CROFT & PEARCE: Comedy The globe-trotting laughter master returns with his new tour show. Comdey ARE NOT THEMSELVES how to book JANUARY 2017 8pm / J2 / £18 / 16+ The stars of BBC Radio 4’s The Croft & Pearce Show and Edinburgh Festival smash hits present their brand new sketch show! INFO & tickets MILES JUPP: SONGS OF FREEDOM Fri 03 Feb JESTERLARF COMEDY CLUB junction.co.uk Sun 08 Jan Comedy Featuring Sean Meo, Kate Lucas, Nigel NG, Kelly Convey 8pm / J3 / £13.50 / 15+ Comedy Sold Out. and compere John Mann. 01223 511 511 8pm / J2 / £20 (£18 con) / 16+ Music AHBAB FESTIVAL Doors 7.45pm / J2 / £13.50 / 16+ Film Arabic music festival celebrating themes of love in music and film. buy in person from: Fri 13 Jan THE FIVER Sat 04 Feb ADVERSE CAMBER: cambridge Junction Music Featuring The Lost Volts, The Minx Collective, Fix, Fri 10 Feb Yair DalLal, Guy Schalom Theatre HUNTING THE GIANT’S DAUGHTER Clifton way The Underground Odyssey, Frenzy, and Maverick. & Maya Youssef Spoken One of the oldest Arthurian legends is retold skilfully blending Doors 6.45pm / J1 / £6 Cambridge Word uplifting storytelling, with beautiful and evocative music. Sat 11 Feb Omar Souleyman CB1 7GX Fri 13 Jan ANDREW LAWRENCE: Music 7.30pm / J2 / £13.50 (£10 con) / 10+ two sisters: an arabic opera Sun 12 Feb C ASTL m Comedy THE HATE SPEECH TOUR a R C boxr office Openingiv hours e e A new commission for Ahbab Festival featuring Alya al-Sultani, E iv r TURF 5TH BIRTHDAY C Sat 04 Feb R ST JESUS a The UK comedy scene’s most bigoted scumbag, back with an all m Club Featuring Gilles Peterson, Denis Sulta and Alexander Nut. Alice Zawadzki with Shirley Smart and the Karama Ensemble. Mon-SatGREEN 10AM–6pm and for events new show full of morally repugnant, borderline criminal material Plus film screenings, workshops, authentic food and much more. in the very poorest taste. 10pm - 6am / J1 / £27 adv / 18+ JESUS See website for full details. LANE T ROAD 8pm / J2 / £15.50 (£13.50 con) / 16+ Sun 05 Feb JIM MORAY PRESENTS UPCETERA NEWMARKE Music Jim Moray celebrates the 13th anniversary his revolutionary album KING ST THE STEVE ROTHERY BAND: WARNING Bus Station Sat 14 Jan Upcetera by playing it in its entirety. Sat 11 Feb Music Club Drum & Bass. Featuring Hype, Hazard, TC, Guv & Inja, Mampi D GHOSTS AND GARDEN PARTIES KING ST R P A i A v A R 8pm / J2 / £19.50 adv e K RO r ’ N E S R The Marillion guitarist and founder member plays a selection Swift, Majistrate and more. See website for full details. C DR S ST P a T A m A EW P E RA A RK D ’S S of material from his highly acclaimed solo album The Ghosts of NATTY IDE T Mon 06 Feb 10pm – 6am / J1 / early bird tickets from £15 adv / 18+ E E S E T R E PARKER’S ST Pripyat followed by a selection of early Marillion tracks. Music Soul-reggae crossover sensation. Plus Cali P and Sam Garrett. T E E PIECE AC R L THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE P YDIR Mon 13 Feb ST R N MI W R D Plus The Dave Foster Band. E E LE L G Doors 7pm / J2 (standing) / £17 adv V G L IL G IL RO S T Family EN N AD A delightful new show full of music, puppetry and storytelling. E T V GONV O Doors 7pm / J1 / £20 adv T S GR C R T ES AMY WADGE AND LUKE JACKSON U H D Tue 07 Feb 11.30am & 2.30pm / J2 / £10 adult / £6 child / 3+ A R M M N P RD I RD SO N ELD FI IS Fri 20 Jan THE FIVER Music Grammy winner and Ed Sheeran collaborator Amy Wadge is G LENS T GL O BREABACH D Mon 13 Feb N R Music R Featuring Stone Deepe, Suburban Minds, Saltfen, joined by rising young roots artist Luke Jackson for this singer- N O O Music Thrilling contemporary Scottish folk oufit. IS A N E Railway D Gaffa Tape Sandy, and Green Dolphin. songwriter double bill. S T Station TATI HILL ON RO 9pm / J2 / £16.50 adv AD Doors 6.45pm / J1 / £6 8pm / J2 / £14 adv S R OA D D LITTLE COMETS KG OA Tue 14 Feb O AT RO E B R Fri 20 Jan AHIR SHAH: MACHINES Wed 08 Feb MAD DOG MCREA V Music Plus Eliza and the Bear. A ON ANDS KL FT Comedy Ahir Shah brings his hit stand-up show to Cambridge following a Music A unique mixture of folk rock, pop, gypsy jazz, bluegrass OO I BR L critically acclaimed sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe. and ‘shake your ass’ music. Doors 7pm / J1 / £17 adv C CHERRY HINTON RD H 8pm / J2 / £13.50 / 16+ Doors 7pm / J1 / £13.50 adv Tue 14 Feb JO HARMAN ILL S R O Music Award-winning soul and blues fuelled singer-songwriter. A Tue 24 Jan THE TRANSPORTS Wed 08 Feb JOSIE LONG: SOMETHING BETTER D Music A rare chance to see The Young’uns, Faustus, Nancy Kerr and Comedy The BBC Radio 4 regular presents a new show 8pm / J2 / £19 adv members of Bellowhead perform a timely re-telling of Peter about optimism and hopefulness. Wed 15 Feb DANNY BAKER: CRADLE TO STAGE Which Space? Bellamy’s legendary folk ballads The Transports. 8pm / J2 / £15.50 (£13.50 con) / 15+ Comedy 7.30pm / J1 (seated) / £22.50 (£20 con) / 14+ / Sold out Cambridge Junction operates over three different spaces: J1, J2 Doors 7pm / J1 (seated) / £22.50 adv Thu 09 Feb SEASON LAUNCH Wed 15 Feb PIPELINE THEATRE: SPILLIKIN and J3. J1 is the largest space, used mainly for our music and club Fri 27 Jan SIMON MUNNERY: STANDING STILL Theatre Celebrate the start of the spring season at Cambridge Junction Theatre A deeply touching love a story starring an amazing programme. J2 is the theatre space, where we hold a variety of events. Comedy The award-winning comedian returns with a new stand-up show. Cabaret with our regular launch evening. Join us to hear about what’s on, state-of-the-art robot. J3 is the studio, used for smaller performances and artist development. 8pm / J2 / £13.50 / 16+ Music find out about our new membership scheme and see short 7.30pm / J2 / £12.50 (£8 con) / 14+ performances, including walkabouts from Neon Moon. Access Mon 30 Jan GLENN HUGHES Thu 16 Feb SWEET CRISIS Music Plus Stone Broken. 6.30pm / J3 and foyer / Free (ticketed) Music Cambridge rock band from who describe their music as “funky Cambridge Junction is fully accessible. If you would like to discuss any access issue prior to your visit, please call us on 01223 511 511. Doors 7pm / J1 / £24.50 adv Thu 09 Feb PAOLO ANGELI & DEREK GRIPPER riff based guitars, soulful catchy melodies and sleazy heavy beats.” Music Sardinian guitar sorcerer Paolo Angeli is joined by South African Doors 7pm / J2 (standing) / £9 adv You can request this guide in large print. musical visionary Derek Gripper for this genre-defying double bill. Fri 17 Feb FUN LOVIN’ CRIMINALS Info Part of Making Tracks. l Music Doors 7pm / J1 / £26.50 adv All prices shown include a booking fee. FEBRUARY2017 8pm / J2 / £11.50 adv l ID must be produced for events with age restrictions. Fri 17 Feb MATT FORDE: IT’S MY POLITICAL Wed 01 Feb RIVAL SONS Fri 10 Feb THE FIVER l Comedy PARTY (AND I’LL CRY IF I WANT TO) Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult. Music Doors 7pm / J1 / £19 adv / Sold out Music Featuring Goldblume, Cathedrals & Cars, The Black Cortinas, l Following the UK’s most important referendum until the next You may be searched upon entry. Fortunato, And The Green Brothers. l Thu 02 Feb JULIAN COPE one, Matt Forde celebrates why it’s great/awful that we’re in/out All seated events are unreserved. Music Plus Tom Hickox. Doors 6.45pm / J1 / £6 of the EU/UK/NATO/whatever the hell happens next. Doors 7pm / J1 / £26 adv 8pm / J2 / £17 / 16+ proudly donates to Cambridge Junction Sat 18 Feb BIG 10 Thu 02 Mar JONATHAN PIE: LIVE Tue 14 Mar BENJAMIN FRANCIS LEFTWICH Music Plus Hollowstar and Oscar Corney. Comedy 8pm / J2 / £20.50 / 16+ / Sold out Music 8pm / J2 (standing) / £13.50 adv Doors 7pm / J1 / £9 adv Fri 03 Mar JESTERLARF COMEDY CLUB Thu 16 Mar CHRIS RAMSEY: IS THAT CHRIS RAMSEY? Sat 18 Feb SIMON EVANS AND DAVID AULA: Comedy Featuring Dane Baptiste, Suzi Ruffell, Tom Lucy, Comedy 8pm / J2 / £22.50 / 15+ / Sold out Theatre THE VANISHING MAN and compere Kevin McCarthy. Fri 17 Mar KIERAN HODGSON: MAESTRO This is a show about magic. But it’s not a magic show. Hugo Cedar was Doors 7.45pm / J2 / £13.50 / 16+ Comedy A “ funny heartwarming show” (The Times) about falling in love an Edwardian magician known as The Vanishing Man; he created the and attempting something far beyond your abilities. perfect trick and then disappeared forever, but his story lives on... Fri 03 Mar HAMMER & TONGUE Spoken Spoken word artistry and competitive fervour combine. 8pm / J2 / £11.50 / 15+ 7.30pm / J2 / £12.50 (£8 con) / 12+ Word Doors 7.15pm / J3 / £7.50 (£6 con) adv / Slammer ticket £4 adv Sat 18 Mar EMILY MAGUIRE Sat 18 Feb RICHARD GADD: RASPBERRY PI BIG BIRTHDAY WEEKEND Music Hugely talented singer-songwriter.
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